A brand-new visual for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle Arc Chapter 1 has been revealed, showing the intense battle between Shinobu Kocho and Doma. The illustration comes just before the movie’s North American premiere and highlights one of the most emotional fights in the story. With the film set to hit theaters soon, fans are more excited than ever.
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Arc Drops New Visual
Fans of Demon Slayer have received an exciting update with the release of a new key visual from Kimetsu no Yaiba: Infinity Castle Arc Chapter 1.
The artwork, revealed on August 17, 2025, highlights the much-awaited battle between the Insect Hashira, Shinobu Kocho, and the powerful Upper Rank demon, Doma. This release comes just weeks before the movie hits theaters in North America on September 12, sparking even more excitement among fans.
The Shinobu versus Doma fight is one of the most emotional highlights of the movie’s first part, alongside Zenitsu’s battle against Kaigaku. The newly released visual captures this tension without spoiling the story, giving fans a glimpse of the stakes and emotions involved. Both static and moving versions of the artwork were shared, quickly spreading across social media and adding to the growing buzz.
Tickets for the movie are already available, and Crunchyroll has announced early screenings starting September 9 for its Mega and Ultimate Fan subscribers. To keep the hype going, the streaming platform is also offering the entire Demon Slayer anime series for free on YouTube for a limited time.
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In Japan, the film has already broken records since its release on July 18, 2025. It achieved the highest opening day, single-day, and opening weekend earnings, reaching 10 billion yen in just eight days. Within two weeks, it entered Japan’s top ten highest-grossing films.
